Brave Belgians
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The soldiers remarked this and made bets as soon as the sound of the projectiles was heard in the distance. The salient I. Was well sprinkled first and then the firing was on the front. The covered passage to the right of the front gave way.
It was by this that the ammunition supply for the cupolas was effected. How many men were under the ruins? A roll-call was impossible. "vVe had to evacuate part of the front, and half of the staff had to take refuge in the semi-caponier on the right. 13 194... Brave Belgians All telephonic and telegraphic communication was cut off. The Lierre office no longer replied, as the town had been evacuated.
The firing now approached the right semi-capo- nier, and a shell burst fifteen yards from the entrance.
The men were ordered to keep at the other side of the Fort, which was no longer bombarded. It was impossible to warn those who had remained at the front caponier. The explosions continued every six minutes, and the bombardment was carried on sys- tematically by series, and in an invariable manner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The soldiers remarked this and made bets as soon as the sound of the projectiles was heard in the distance. The salient I. Was well sprinkled first and then the firing was on the front. The covered passage to the right of the front gave way.
It was by this that the ammunition supply for the cupolas was effected. How many men were under the ruins? A roll-call was impossible. "vVe had to evacuate part of the front, and half of the staff had to take refuge in the semi-caponier on the right. 13 194... Brave Belgians All telephonic and telegraphic communication was cut off. The Lierre office no longer replied, as the town had been evacuated.
The firing now approached the right semi-capo- nier, and a shell burst fifteen yards from the entrance.
The men were ordered to keep at the other side of the Fort, which was no longer bombarded. It was impossible to warn those who had remained at the front caponier. The explosions continued every six minutes, and the bombardment was carried on sys- tematically by series, and in an invariable manner.
What to read after Brave Belgians?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Camille Buffin to read onlineMoreLess
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